Sentence examples for the time cutoff from inspiring English sources

We used 2 s as the time cutoff for mapping stable binding events.

This difference may result from the diversion angles of the incipient oxbow at the time of cutoff rather than the cutoff mechanism (meander cutoff or local avulsion).

Federated, which is based in Pittsburgh, uncovered instances in which orders for funds were accepted after the 4 p.m. New York time cutoff.

On average, using the same time cutoffs for prediction (February to predict October) as we used above, Łuksa and Lässig achieve an accuracy comparable to our parameter-free ranking based (see Figure 4 figure supplement 2).

"The hunger strike has no time cutoff," he says.

At the time, the cutoff was companies with annual revenue of at least $7 billion.

The 16th time — the cutoff to advance to the semifinals, was a 48.43 — which would have tied for the gold medal at these championships in 2007.

We report here, for the first time, the cutoff value of CSF cortisol that separates bacterial meningitis from aseptic meningitis on admission, with good sensitivity and specificity.

All were alive at the time of data cutoff.

Fifty-five patients were enrolled; one remained on study treatment at the time of data cutoff.

At the time of data cutoff (November 2008), one patient continued to receive treatment.